The list of innovations stemming from US multinational corporations (MNCs) based in Ireland is arresting. Currently Ireland produces four out of every five medical stents saving lives around the ...

A range of U.S. businesses store intellectual property in Ireland due to a favorable business environment built on low corporate taxes. Examples are common in the technology and pharmaceutical ...

Dubbed the “Shannon Free Trade Zone,” corporations were allowed to avoid taxes by building in Ireland and hiring local workers. The country also created a business environment marked by low ...

Trump told Martin he would have allowed pharmaceutical companies to relocate to Ireland from the United States but would have imposed a steep tariff on the firms' products. "If you want to go to ...

In fact, there are more than 950 US companies in Ireland employing over 376,000 people both directly and indirectly. According to the American Chamber of Commerce in Ireland (AmCham), this equates ...

Ireland has been reaping corporation tax bonanza as reforms to global rules mean major US companies are choosing to pay tax on their international profits in the country. IT and pharmaceutical ...

350,000 people are now employed by US companies in Ireland. Read more: Donald Trump says Republic ‘taking advantage’ of US with ‘massive’ trade imbalance Today, a mere 10 US companies ...

The agency has a hand in most of the new sites that are opened in Ireland by international corporations. It has nine offices in the United States, including one in Chicago that opened in 1965 ...

Last year, 167 U.S. companies expanded into Ireland including Utah companies Market ... "Dublin felt like Provo to us," Smith said. "There is more of a scrappy culture." Houlihan said Ireland's ...

While this represents an increased rate for those companies in scope, corporate tax is just one part of the overall Ireland Inc. offering, and this is the message we continue to hear from US MNC ...

US President Donald Trump's measures on US pharmaceutical companies operating in Ireland remains "somewhat uncertain", Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said. Mr Martin is continuing his St Patrick's ...

Mainly companies in the United States have decided to move their headquarters to Ireland starting with Accenture in 2009. To a lesser extent, the United Kingdom also has had companies moving their ...